Times-Advocate, 1981-09-23, Page 32Page 16A
Tinges -Advocate, September 23, 1981
Deputy -reeve speaks
WI hear about fire, municipal matters
Members of the Lucan
Women's Institute had a real
treat at their meeting Sep-
tember 16 in the Masonic
Hall, when convener Leda
Revington, invited Deputy
Reeve, Norman Steeper, to
speak on the fire depart-
ment. etc.
Norm, in turn, had invited
Chief Wes. Hickson and
Deputy Chief John Riddell to
assist him. These two gen-
tlemen brought the new
pumper truck and the
members clambered over it,
just like school kids, eagerly
taking in all that Wes. and
John had to tell them. It was
most interesting, and
members were invited to the
firehall for further
demonstrations at the later
date.
Mr. Steeper showed two
excellent short films "Fires
in My Kitchen" and "An
Escape Route". The first
giving. many examples of
different types of kitchen
fires and how to deal with
them, the second pointed out
that it was most essential to
practice escape routes until
even the smallest toddler
knows what to do, par -
WIN LUCAN REC TITLE — The Walloy-Hearn team won t
left, Gerry Duskocy, Rick Freeman, Leroy Richards, Mike
Roberts. Front, Don Coughlin, Tom Hearn, Glenn McFalls, J
Ivan Hearn.
he grand championship of the Lucan rec fastball league. Back,
Wraith, Brian Noyes, Frank Loyens, Dove Revington and Greg
im Hearn, Clive Bowden and Stan Hodgins. Missing was coach
Photo by Schwartzentruber.
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REGISTRATION
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Minor Hockey House League
Girls Broomball
Sat., Sept. 19 & Sat., Sept. 26
10-1 p.m.
at
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Fees - One child $55.00
2 children $85.00
3 children $105.00
Girls Broomball $10.00
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United Church
Members and friends
were welcctmedSunday by
Wayne Gibson and Dale
Froats and the monthly
Outreach Committee Hymn
Sing led by Marion Barr
with Flora Robertson at the
piano was enjoyed by those
who came early to par-
ticipate.
The chimes played during
the Organ Prelude, added
much to that portion of the
service, as did the choir
number "Lead Me Lord",
directed by the organist ,
Helen Stanley.
Beth Cowdrey held the
children enthralled with her
delightful story prior to
Junior Church, led by
Barbara Coughlin. Rev.
Keith Brown continuing his,
series on the Beatitudes
asked four questions - "What
is apeacemaker?What does
a peacemaker do? How does
one become a peacemaker?
What are the rewards of
being a peacemaker?"
However, space does not
permit the answers to each
question.
Jesus used the Hebrew
word for peace which means
everything that makes for
highest good for others,
which promotes a love within
us for those which it seems
impossible to love.
God want us to be
peacemakers, bringing
people to God as Jesus did
but we must be right with
God to be right with others
and vice versa. The only
qualification needed to be a
"peacemaker" is to be a
citizen of the Kingdom of
God.
Peacemakers come into
the peace of God and surely
this is reward enough, but
Jesus says "they shall be
called the children of
God." God is waiting to
give us His peace in our
hearts and as in the
children's story, all we have
to do is ask.
This evening, Wednesday
the second Adult Church
membership class will be
held in the C.E. wing at 8
p.m. and tomorrow evening
at R:15 the Couples Club
meets when all couples of the
Church are invited to share
Patma, a teacher from
Windsor, is bringing his
illuminated talking chalk
board to tell a Bible Story as
he draws the picture. The
church will be darkened for
his presentation.
Sunday the attendance of
teachers and officers in-
creased from 100 to 116. Let's
keep growing!
ticularly from second floor
bedrooms.
When reporting a fire,
start the conversation with
"Lucan Calling " and the
alert will be instantaneous.
Our fire No. is 433-0111 and
everyone In the community
should have a "sticker"bn
their phone . These are
available from the Fire
Department.
An interesting question and
answer period followed
dealing with municipal
questions.
"The Luck of Lucan"
Centennial booklet was
presented to Mr. Steeper
along with sincere thanks by
Mrs. Revington and
President Isobel Haskett
Members were invited to
participate in the Granton
W.I. bus trip on October 1.
The short course leaders
on "Crewel Embroidery"
will be Ruth Ann Curtis and
Elsie Kraft. Anyone in-
terested in registering
should call the Secretary,
Mabel Froats, 227-4879, as
soon as possible. The Fall
project of 4-H Clubs is un-
derway on "on your mark,
Get set, Sew!"
Members from Clan-
deboye & llderton Branches
are being invited to attend
the October meeting at 8:15
when a panel of business
women will deal with the
subject "A Retailer Talks
Back". Local members will
meet for business at 7:30 in
the lower hall.
Mrs. Revington gave the
Motto "How Canada attracts
people from other countries"
and the Roll Celli was an-
swered by naming a country
beginning with one letter of
World Affairs.
Refreshmentswere served
by Mabel Froats and
Dorothy Darling and Iva
Hodgins thanked all who
participated in this very
worthwhile meeting. She
also won the lovely little
table decoration provided by
the President.
Seniors start
candle making
g
Members of the Busy
Buddies with instructor
'Pat Poucher of London
commenced their candle
making course on Thursday
afternoon, following the
business meeting of the
Sunshine Group.
The meeting was chaired
by the president Mildred
Hirtzel and opened with
words of welcome and the
singing of 0 Canada, with
Dora Thompson at the piano.
The secretary Mary Kooy,
read a letter of thanks from
Maxine Allison for the use of
the Srs. Room for her
mother's 80th Birthday
"Open House."
Plans were finalized for
entertaining the Melrose
Mich. Seniors, in the
Leprechaun Hall at the
Arena on Thursday, October
1 st. Each member is asked
to bring a prize either for
euchre of bingo tomorrow,
Thursday for this occasion.
There will be a craft display.
Percy and Laura Williams
were congratulated on
celebrating their joint bir-
thdays and their wedding
anniversary all on the same
date. A motion was passed to
send cards signed by all
members to persons who
become ill rather than
sending gifts.
Euchre was convened by
Beth Neil and lunch was
served by Lexie and Rose
Atkinson, Marjorie .Steeper
and Pearl Shoebottom.
and district news
Ivo M. Hodgins
Legion goes to Church
The people of Holy Trinity
were joined by the members
and friends of The Royal
Canadian Legion Branch 540.
The Legion joined in the
service and took part in the
'worship.
President, Kenneth Wood
read the Old Testament
lesson and the Secretary
Comrade Sid Daley the New.
The colours were marched
on at the first of the service
and were marched off at the
conclusion after the National
Anthem was sung. The
Legion also assisted in the
receiving of the gifts.
Attending this service was
also the female Barbershop
singers called the "Good
Vibrations" They provided
very excellent musical
selections to the great en-
joyment and inspiration of
the both the Legion and the
congregation. The members
of the group were as follows
Julie Beadle (Lead), Mary
DeGraw (Baritone) Loretta
Dickson (Bass) and Beulah
Hardy (Tenor).
The Sunday School began
its new season with a new
curriculum. They are now
using the "Joy series of the
Bible and Christian
Education studies. They look
forward to a very exciting
year and welcome any new
children who might want to
attend.
The Rector's message was
based upon two of the very
famous and inspirational
poems used by the Legion.
The first was the
"Recessional" by Rudyard
Kipling and the second "In
Flanders Fields" by Col
John McCrae. The most
important lines that come
from "The Recessional" are
"Lord God of our Fathers be
with us yet lest we forget,
lest we forget."
The Legion has long used
Anglican
ladies meet
The September meeting of
the Holy Trinity Ladies'
Guild was held on Tuesday
evening, the 15th, in the
Parish Hall.
President, Muriel Culbert,
opened the meeting with
prayer and the Lord's
Prayer was repeated in
unison.
The main business con-
cerned plans for the turkey
supper which will be held
October 28, from 5-8 p.m. in
the lower church hall. Plans
will be finalized at the
October Guild meeting.
this to remind Itself of its
duty to remember. The
rector who is the Legion's
padre asked if this
remembering was just of the
men that gave their lives, or
was the act of remembering
to include the families and
loved ones left behind as
well. They were told that
both were certainly part of
the remembering, but he felt
that perhaps there was yet
even more to remember.
He then asked them what
was the true essence of the
"torch" ' that was thrown to
them in the lines of Col.
McCrae who wrote "To you
from failing hands, we throw*
the torch;" The padre then
suggested that the answer
could be found in the next
line of the poem. "If you
break faith with us who die".
The padre felt that this was
the nature of the remem-
bering that must be done. It
was to keep the faith in God
and his ways.
It was to recognize that
their comrades had died for
freedom in a fight against
oppression andtyranny.Both
of these things come from
the heart that has forgotten
Enrolment up
at Biddulph
Registration at the Bid-
dulph Lucan Schools is up 29
from the end of June with 80
students in kindergarten.
Staff changed this year
include a new Vice -
Principal, James Duddy who
was vice-principal at Nor-
thdale Central School in
Dorchester last year, Mrs.
Catherine Van ,Dop,
Grades 1 and 2, Miss Sheila
Valiaho in Grades 5 and 6 the
French teacher is Madame
Bonnie Wallace.
The remedial teacher for
both buildings is now Mrs.
Adrienne Toews and Mrs.
Lora Moore teaches music.
Mr. Scott McNeil is the new
custodian at the Biddulph
building.
The fluoride weekly dental
rinse program will be con-
ducted again this year from
Grades 1-8.
"Meet the Teachers"
evening was held Thursday,
and the principal, Wallace
McLay, reports an excellent
attendance at both schools.
its God. It is then most im-
portant that they do not
"break faith" with those
who paid' the price even as
Christ paid the price on
Calvary.
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in this fellowship. Good CADETS JOIN LEGION WEEK -- Members of the Huron -Middlesex Cadet Corps participated
program, good friends. good in Sitndny's Church parade in Lucan commemorating Legion Week. Above, Branch 540 presi-
fnod! dent Ken Wood chats with Cadets Val Morrison and James Bradford and Captain
Sunday School News Janice Fravne. T -A photo
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Sunday School and their
husbands enjoyed a bar-
bey ue following Church, F. Continuing Education
Sunday. The only sad note Middlesex County
being the farewell to Betty
Hall who is retiring from the'
staff after teaching for over 2
eight years.
Several fall activities were
planned and others are in the V AT BIDDULPH SCHOOL
tentative stage, Next CHURCH SCHOOL TEACHER TRAINING'
Saturday, September 26
Tuesday (September 22) 7:30.10:00 8Sessions 826
from 34 at the Lucan Arena,
a family skating party will
he held for Moms, Dads,
girls and boys, as well as any
members of the
congregation. Come and
enjoy this get-together. If AT MEDWAY HIGH SCHOOL
you wish to help with the cost TYPiiIG I, u, m
of the ice time, please see �Wednesday(S.ptember23)7:30.9:301os«slonss26.00'
Sherry Lane or Jim E/NSLIAWE
Robertson.
Next Sunday September COLLEGE 11«
27, if you are not in Church
you will miss something
special. Awards will he
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Fall 1981
Continuing Education -_
In the
Lucan Area
REGISTRATION IS BY PHONE
To register phone 152.4141 or 1.800.265.9211
(toll Ir..) from 8:30430.
Evenings and Saturday 9 o.m.-12 call 152.1141.
Location, siddulph Public School or Medway High
School as Indicated
Foes. collected at first close. Cheque preferred.
Lucan Advisory Committee
Maureen Scott
Marguerite McRoberts
Jim Robertson
Rosanna Ryon
Jeanne Malcolm
OFF LOOM WEAVING
Tues. (Sept. 22) 7:30.9:30
8 Sess. 821 +M.F.
THE ART OF ENTERTAINING AND CHRISTMAS SNACKS
Tues. (Nov. 3) 7:90.9:30 S Sess. 813t$10M.F.
UNDERSTANDING THE MICROCOMPUTER
Wednesday (s.pt.mber 23)7:30.9:30 6 Sessions 816.00
WELDING I, II
Wed. (Sept. 23) 7:00.10.00 . Session $33+32 M.F.
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Agricultural & Commercial Exhibits
Wed., Sept. 23
6:30 p.m. -Light & Heavy
Horse Show
8:00 p.m. -Queen of the
Fair Contest
8:30 p.m. -Official opening
Doug Farrell,
Chairman -
O.P.P.M.B.
Thurs., Sept. 24
6:30 p.m. -Light & Heavy
Horse Show
9:00 p.m. -Molson's
Invitational Tug of
War
Fri., Sept. 25
Children's Day
Reduced Prices on Midway
till 6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m. '-School Tug -
of -War
8:30 p.m. -Amateur
Variety Show
CAMPBELL
t AMUSEMENTS
over 24 rides
featuring
the Himalaya Ride
Sat., Sept. 26
10:00 a.m. -Parade to
Fairgrounds
2:00 p.m. -Mini Tractor
Pull (Indoor)
7:30 p.m. -O.P.P. Golden
Helmets Motorcycle
Precision Team
8:00 p.m. -Death Riders
Motorcycle Thrill Show
Special Midway Price -$5
all the rides you want
until 7:00 p.m.
Iimmr
Sun., Sept 27
2:00 p.m. -Demolition
Derby
ENTRY FORMS
available at
Stratford Fairgrounds
First 40 cars accepted